Application fraud prevention is getting a lot of attention from banks and credit unions. For good reason.

Account opening processes are speeding up, much to the delight of consumers. But faster application processes are also driving a notable rise...

Digital account openings are increasing, with 37% of all checking account applications coming through the digital channel in 2022 according to research by Aite-Novarica. But as the industry is shifting to digital, so are fraudsters. Aite’s research...

Once the receiving financial institution (FI) has validated an incoming Zelle® payment against all applicable velocity, fraud, and account disposition checks, funds will be transferred to the recipient’s banking account.
As much as customers love variety in banking, so do fraudsters. With the emergence of omni-channel banking, scammers have found ways to leverage each new channel for fraud - and deposit fraud is one of the most common tactics. It’s a persistent and challenging issue that can have a major impact on customer trust, employee morale, brand reputation, and even your FI’s bottom line.  
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Acquisition creates real-time payments via banks and credit unions. Early Warning, the leader in fraud prevention and risk management, today announced the completion of its acquisition of clearXchange, the largest financial...

WEB debit entries continue to increase in popularity and have historically been susceptible to fraud. To combat the rising criminal activity, the rule requires businesses to validate a consumer's bank account information when initiating an ACH debit transaction.
Now providing small and medium financial institutions with proactive account verification
Last month we heard top things to consider when financial institutions (FIs) are implementing a new P2P payments platform. This month Wade Hobbs, Business Development Manager for Levvel’s Payments practice, went deeper on another important topic - fraud management.
Our industry-leading identity verification solution allows FIs to expand their customer base with confidence while also mitigating risk and fraud.
Operating a person-to-person (P2P) payments network in the United States gives us a front row seat to how financial institutions are moving into the digital age.
Customers of about 5,400 financial institutions are using the Zelle Network®, whether it’s through their financial institution’s mobile banking app, or by registering their debit cards in the Zelle® mobile app.